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Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, New Hampshire (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, New Hampshire
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



Year



Coal


Natural
gas a
Petroleum b


Total
Asphalt and
road oil
Distillate
fuel oil

HGL c

Kerosene

Lubricants
Motor
gasoline
Petroleum
coke
Residual
fuel oil

Other d

Total
1960 232 35 119 5 4 5 25 343 501 767
1961 235 32 156 6 1 5 21 377 567 833
1962 212 28 159 7 8 5 30 636 844 1,085
1963 142 32 174 8 6 5 19 644 856 1,029
1964 86 30 160 9 7 5 19 703 904 1,020
1965 82 34 179 12 9 5 20 493 718 835
1966 77 45 179 12 18 5 21 1,061 1,297 1,419
1967 61 16 202 16 12 4 16 649 900 976
1968 54 26 210 25 18 5 15 489 762 841
1969 51 36 222 21 24 4 12 1,145 1,427 1,515
1970 20 42 218 25 19 4 14 1,340 1,621 1,683
1971 24 50 245 29 20 4 13 1,587 1,899 1,974
1972 11 53 249 41 22 5 14 1,688 2,019 2,083
1973 11 70 239 43 10 4 10 1,532 1,837 1,919
1974 21 64 207 46 10 4 15 1,131 68 1,481 1,566
1975 13 57 196 56 17 5 11 1,069 43 1,398 1,468
1976 3 61 225 68 21 5 11 1,335 54 1,719 1,782
1977 71 61 216 88 12 5 10 1,358 62 1,751 1,883
1978 4 62 210 63 12 6 8 954 64 1,317 1,384
1979 4 65 175 72 5 6 6 282 62 607 676
1980 23 48 238 52 4 5 10 435 60 804 875
1981 7 57 243 53 2 5 7 197 506 570
1982 134 52 208 65 2 5 7 278 565 751
1983 135 44 115 47 1 5 8 412 588 767
1984 124 85 135 29 2 5 11 563 747 955
1985 93 45 182 54 3 5 23 483 750 888
1986 9 37 162 45 3 5 25 932 1,171 1,218
1987 7 88 260 54 11 5 24 680 1,033 1,128
1988 2 100 244 46 4 5 25 429 753 855
1989 35 112 257 49 6 5 34 287 639 787
1990 66 168 222 31 3 5 21 246 529 763
1991 122 177 222 15 13 5 19 216 489 789
1992 106 197 250 19 9 5 19 481 782 1,085
1993 186 195 194 33 4 5 34 667 935 1,317
1994 230 174 31 6 5 37 614 868 1,098
1995 1 237 186 24 8 5 40 515 778 1,017
1996 255 169 23 7 5 40 451 694 949
1997 300 133 21 11 5 43 391 605 905
1998 302 160 22 8 5 27 337 561 863
1999 304 201 14 8 6 56 279 563 867
2000 460 251 49 6 5 60 258 629 1,089
2001 471 275 27 8 5 110 292 11 728 1,199
2002 433 268 16 6 5 117 233 15 660 1,092
2003 424 323 17 9 5 129 181 11 675 1,100
2004 399 336 16 8 5 135 204 7 710 1,109
2005 364 339 30 14 5 127 68 9 591 955
2006 315 263 45 8 4 129 303 14 767 1,081
2007 335 209 28 3 5 67 192 16 520 855
2008 283 265 17 3 4 53 167 17 526 808
2009 250 247 15 (s) 4 50 163 9 489 739
2010 321 202 12 (s) 16 61 116 5 412 733
2011 380 183 24 1 16 63 51 5 342 722
2012 374 167 14 (s) 14 61 30 3 288 662
2013 419 206 16 1 15 63 26 28 355 774
2014 450 239 17 2 15 49 18 30 369 819
2015 439 169 13 (s) 17 59 21 28 307 746
2016 442 148 7 1 18 59 12 26 271 713
2017 497 134 37 1 14 60 9 2 255 752
2018 519 152 15 (s) 13 61 8 1 250 769
2019 520 162 12 (s) 12 61 18 2 267 787
2020 491 165 12 12 62 11 1 263 754 [R ]
2021 480 151 12 (s) 12 61 12 1 249 729
2022 492 153 12 (s) 12 63 12 8 262 753 [R ]
2023 525 149 11 1 9 64 10 8 253 778
2024 516 145 11 1 8 64 11 7 247 763

Footnotes:

a Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

b Excludes biofuels.

c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins.

d Includes aviation gasoline blending components, crude oil, petrochemical feedstocks, motor gasoline blending components, miscellaneous, still gas, special naphthas, unfinished oils, and waxes.

— = No consumption, including cases where all primary energy consumption is for nonfuel purposes and not burned. Where shown, R = Revised data and (s) = Value less than 0.5.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption, excluding renewable energy. The state data do not account for interstate flow of electricity and represent CO2 emissions in the state where fossil fuels are burned to generate electricity, although the electricity might be sold to ultimate customers in other states and sectors. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The industrial sector includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial electricity-only plants. · The continuity of these data series estimates may be affected by changing data sources and estimation methodologies. See the technical notes for each type of energy.

Web page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/